Install Nextcloud (fork of ownCloud) – Next generation Enterprise file sharing Server on Debian/Ubuntu

I have included few screenshots which will show detailed information about some important aspect of Nextcloud.
Close the pop-up window then start play with your nextcloud server.
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Nextcloud home page.
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To check CPU load & Memory usage by navigating Settings >> Admin >> Serverinfo
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To check PHP Memory limit & Upload max size by navigating Settings >> Admin >> Serverinfo (Scroll down bottom of the page)
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See the below screenshot, we are running latest version of nextcloud 10.0.
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3 Comments on “Install Nextcloud (fork of ownCloud) – Next generation Enterprise file sharing Server on Debian/Ubuntu”

    1. Keep nextcloud files in domain home directory instead of sub directory to access http://www.mydomain.com

      If you want to enable self-signed certificate, just use following commands for Ubuntu based systems.

      a2enmod ssl
      a2ensite default-ssl

      service apache2 reload

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